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"Twilight" fans are obsessed with Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson kissing both on and off the big screen – but in 2010, Kristen will be locking lips with a different co-star – Dakota Fanning.
"Yes, it happens in 'The Runaways,'" Dakota told Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson Monday night at the LA premiere of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon," referring to her onscreen kiss with Kristen in the upcoming movie about the 70's girl rock band.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' Premiere
According to Dakota, Robert isn't the only person that Kristen has big screen chemistry with.
"Was it a passionate kiss?" Shaun asked.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Stars Declare Themselves 'Team Edward' Or 'Team Jacob'
"Yeah. We're playing Joan Jett and Cherie Curie and they're best friends in the film and became really close in real life," Dakota said. "And that's something that went down back in the '70s."
The 15-year-old actress said the kiss wasn't hard to prepare for.
"We were so into the scene and into the script and the characters," she said.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: New Faces In Twilight's 'Eclipse' Cast
And real life "Runaway" Joan Jett, who was also at Monday's "New Moon" premiere, told Access that Kristen did an amazing job of becoming her.
"I was very pleasantly surprised because when I spoke to her about whether she was going to cut her hair or not, she was like, 'Of course I'm gonna cut my hair!' And that really helps to make the difference and really embody the look. And I thought she looked great," Joan said. "The cast did an incredible job, Kirsten was an amazing, amazing actor."
And when it comes to being on "Team Jacob" or "Team Edward," Joan told Access she's rooting for a different team.
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Man with S.A. ties details Zetas beating
AUSTIN — A Mexican multimillionaire told jurors here Monday how he was kidnapped, beaten and forced to travel to Oklahoma to buy a horse for the Zetas drug cartel.
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Previous stories
- Man with S.A. ties details Zetas beating
- Zetas' power began as enforcers for Gulf Cartel
- Zetas trial: Early probe came up empty
- Ex-accountant talks money laundering
- Witness describes Zetas' influence
- Arguments begin Tuesday in Zetas horse case
- Trial expected to show how Zetas operate
- Alleged cartel horse now providing stud service
- 341 horses linked to Zetas on auction block
- Agents go after Zetas in raids
Alfonso Javier Del Rayo Mora, 46, told jurors that he was kidnapped in December 2010 in a bar in his hometown of Veracruz. His kidnappers, who called themselves Zetas, held him for nine days, beating him severely and demanding 50 million pesos, or about $4.5 million at the time.
Jurors were shown pictures of Del Rayo, a real estate mogul and former Veracruz mayor who appeared in court cleanshaven and giving off an aristocratic air, badly beaten and with several days' growth of beard. His captors hit him with rifle butts, breaking two fingers, and hit him so hard in the head with the barrels that it punctured his scalp, he testified.
"They beat me up pretty bad," he said. "I thought I was going to be killed."
Inexplicably, the Zetas released him after nine days without paying a ransom, Del Rayo said. But within weeks, he learned, they wanted to press him into service laundering money through the U.S. quarter horse industry.
José Treviño Morales, the brother of Zetas leader Miguelto A1. Treviño Morales; Francisco Colorado Cessa, a Mexican businessman who made a fortune contracting for that country's state-owned oil company; Fernando Solis Garcia, a Rio Grande Valley-born quarter horse expert; Jesus Maldonado Huitron, an Austin-area homebuilder; and his brother Eusevio Maldonado Huitron, a sought-after horse trainer, are all on trial in a federal court here, facing allegations they helped the gang's leaders launder money through quarter horse breeding and racing.
They're each charged with one count of conspiracy to launder money and have pleaded not guilty.
A little more than a week after his release, Del Rayo testified, he was contacted by the then-secretary of communications for the state of Veracruz, José Guillermo Herrera Mendoza. Del Rayo said that at the time, Herrera was working for Gov. Javier Duarte, but he had been put in place by former Gov. Fidel Herrera Beltrán.
In pretrial proceedings last year, an FBI agent testified that in 2004, Fidel Herrera's candidacy was backed by the Zetas. Last week, a former Gulf Cartel accountant testified that a member of the Zetas, at that time still hired muscle, funneled $12 million into a campaign in Veracruz, but didn't name Fidel Herrera. In an email to the San Antonio Express-News last month, he denied those allegations.
In 2011, the hacker group anonymous attacked the Veracruz state website and accused Duarte of corruption.
Del Rayo testified that Guillermo Herrera, the state secretary of communications, introduced him to Carlos Nayen, a man who prosecutors allege used a company in Laredo to launder money for the Zetas and oversaw parts of their U.S. quarter horse operations.
Nayen "started explaining to me that I was saved by his boss," Del Rayo said. "Because of that, I had to do something to pay him back."
Nayen wanted Del Rayo to travel to Oklahoma City a month later to buy a horse, he said.
There, Del Rayo said, he met Nayen and Garcia, the horse expert on trial. He said Nayen told him to bid until he won a horse named Blues Ferrari. Before Del Rayo knew it, he said, he had spent $310,000 on the horse. The owner of the horse was José Treviño's company Tremor Enterprises.
Jeff Tebow, the manager of Heritage Place, the horse auction that handled the sale, said he was surprised that Blues Ferrari, which had a good pedigree but was getting old and had not performed well, sold for such a high price.
Tebow said he was also surprised to see Del Rayo, who was not a regular at horse auctions and was showing the injuries he'd suffered at the hands of the Zetas. He said he was so surprised that he took cellphone pictures of the sale, including one of Del Rayo and Garcia waiting in his office, which were shown to the jury.
Del Rayo testified that he never told Garcia about his kidnapping and that it was Nayen, not Garcia, who instructed him to buy the horse.
His ordeal wasn't over, Del Rayo said. Nayen demanded money to pay for horse expenses in the United States, Del Rayo testified, and made him act as an intermediary, transferring money through his bank accounts from Nayen to Guillermo Herrera.
In 2012, when both Nayen and Del Rayo were indicted, Del Rayo testified, he was forced to turn his San Antonio house over to Nayen's family so they could stay there while he sorted out his legal troubles. He said the case against him was dropped after he explained to prosecutors what had happened.
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Dongguan, GuangDong, China, The number of individuals practicing yoga has started to grow in the last decade, no longer is the practice just for those looking for spiritual peace, but has become a practice for those looking for physical activity and stress relief. The practice of Yoga itself requires very little equipment making it very popular for the frugal; however, individuals still need a yoga mat. Having a yoga matt allows individuals to reduce stress on the feet, joints, and rest of the body. For those looking for a new yoga mat at an affordable price should check out Yoart Yoga Mat.
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A new Apache homeland in New Mexico?
An Okie Apache fights his kin to build a casino and bring his people home.
When you live in the heart of New Mexico's Gila Country, as I do, few experiences are more haunting than a visit to the Apache prisoner-of-war cemetery at Fort Sill, Okla., over 700 miles away.
The cemetery is located in a remote corner of the 70,000-acre base, home to 40,000 soldiers associated with the Army's Field Artillery School. The deciduous trees are thick and tall, the grass is lush, and nearby Beef Creek is much prettier than its soupy appellation might indicate. Absent the regular cannon fire and the 100-plus graves -- all carefully marked by Christian crosses -- it would make a nice picnic spot.
At the center, surrounded by towering hardwoods and topped by an eagle sculpted from stone, stands the cemetery's only actual monument. This is where the legendary Apache is buried: Goyahkla ("One Who Yawns"), whose nom de guerre, bestowed on him by Mexican soldiers, is still bellowed like a war cry by young boys cannonballing off the high dive. More recently, it was used to denote Operation Neptune Spear's ultimate goal: the death of Osama bin Laden. It's a name that has never lost its power: Geronimo.
His memorable -- some would say notorious -- place in history notwithstanding, Geronimo was never an actual chief. He was an "expedition leader," one step below war chief. Yet he was instrumental in waging a brutal guerrilla war against both the U.S. and Mexico for more than 40 years, and his daring exploits helped imprint the word "Apache" on the nation's psyche.
That war, of course, did not take place in rural Oklahoma. It unfolded far away in the territory of seven major linguistic groups and 30-plus tribes, bands and clans, difficult to differentiate but all clumsily classified as "Apachean." For 800 or so years, the Apaches roamed from southern Colorado to Texas to modern-day New Mexico and Arizona, as well as in the northern reaches of Chihuahua and Sonora.
Then came Manifest Destiny and its scorched-earth campaigns against the Native Americans. The Apache story did not end there, of course, though it lay half-hidden in legal and cultural purgatory for many years.
The descendants of the two bands with which Geronimo was affiliated, the Chiricahua and Warm Springs Apache -- which occupied territory in what is now southwest New Mexico and southeast Arizona -- are scattered hither and yon. They have no real center and no real reservation from which to maintain or re-establish the tattered remnants of their heritage, making them one of the most noteworthy orphaned tribes in the nation.
Now, though, almost out of the blue, the winds of resurrection are beginning to blow, rising at times to near-gale force. The Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe -- Geronimo's officially recognized successor -- is trying to regain a foothold in its original territory around Silver City, N.M. It's a gloriously rugged landscape, with abysses almost as deep as the Grand Canyon, ponderosa-covered plateaus, mountain ranges reaching nearly 11,000 feet, the fertile Gila, San Francisco and Mimbres river valleys and some of North America's highest concentrations of hot springs.
As righteous, and long-overdue, as this effort to correct a historic wrong may appear, it has stirred up a stunning amount of controversy -- not just between Geronimo's descendants and the state of New Mexico, but also between the Fort Sill Apaches and others whose ancestors also lie buried at the Oklahoma cemetery, and between Fort Sill and the several hundred folks around Silver City who claim they are every bit as much Chiricahua and Warm Springs Apache as Geronimo was.
The outcome will have direct ramifications on the highest-profile Native American repatriation effort in U.S. history.
That is, if the argumentative underpinnings of the entire issue are not unadulterated bunk, as many people in the Apache homelands will tell you.


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- "I once knew a Muggle girl from Liverpool with hair like spun silk. No light could resist it..."
- —Albus Dumbledore upon seeing a billboard advertising Divine Magic, in Surbiton Station[1]
This Muggle girl from Liverpool was someone that the late Hogwarts Headmaster Albus Dumbledore took a fancy to in his youth. A woman featured on a Divine Magic billboard made Albus remember about this girl.[1]
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- "In fact, recently I was in a script read through for the sixth film, and they had Dumbledore saying a line to Harry early in the script saying I knew a girl once, whose hair... [laughter]. I had to write a little note in the margin and slide it along to the scriptwriter, "Dumbledore's gay!" "
- —J. K. Rowling
- This character was created to be mentioned in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by her former boyfriend, Professor Dumbledore. However, the character was cut from the film when J. K. Rowling scribbled out her mention in the script and revealed that Dumbledore was gay. As such, this character is not considered to be canon.[2]
- Rowling's note about this character marked the first time that Dumbledore was "outed", although Rowling does not directly indicate his orientation in any of the books beyond her subtle hints in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) (First mentioned) (Non-canonical appearance) (Cut from the final film)
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Two caravans have been stolen from farmyards in the county.
A white Swift Fairway 564 was taken from a site in Wharf Road in Shillingford, near Wallingford, between 7.30pm on Monday and 6.15pm on Tuesday.
A white Lunar Quasar 534 model went missing from a farm in Majors Road, Longcot, near Shrivenham, between 8am and 10am on Tuesday.
Police have urged anyone with information about the thefts to call 101 or the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 55511.


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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
The Principles of Political Economy: with a Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Science (Edinburgh: William and Charles Tait, 1825). https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/2515,
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Twisted Sister's Dee Snider Will Vie to Become the Next 'Celebrity Apprentice'
As we suspected, Twisted Sister singer and protector of first-amendment rights Dee Snider is among the celebrities (or quasi-celebrities, depending on your definition) set to appear on the newest installment of Donald Trump's 'Celebrity Apprentice,' premiering Feb. 12.
Joining such luminaries as 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star Teresa Guidice, radio host Adam Carolla, former teen pop queen Debbie Gibson and comedian Arsenio Hall, Snider will compete for the grand prize of $250,000, which will be given to the winner's charity of the choice. And it wouldn't be unheard-of for a rock star to triumph on the show — Poison frontman Bret Michaels emerged victorious in 2010.
Seems Dee is making a secondary career of appearing on reality shows — he'll trade spouses with rapper Flavor Flav on 'Celebrity Wife Swap' next week (Jan. 10) as well.
But lest you worry he's abandoned music altogether, never fear. Twisted Sister gave a memorable concert in New York just last month, during which the band played a lot of the material from their 2006 holiday album 'A Twisted Christmas.' Dee even donned a Santa costume, which was later auctioned off for charity.
During his 'Apprentice' run, we're just hoping he'll give "The Donald" some much-needed hair-styling advice.


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2009 News Archive
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International Assignments (7/27/2009)
International assignments are out!! LAFSC congratulates its homeclub members Katarina Kulgeyko (Novice Ladies) and Allen Gaghinjian (Junior Men) for being assigned by US Figure Skating to the Quebec Summer Invitational, and to Shotaro Omori (Novice Men) for being assigned to BC/YT Section Summerskate. We are so proud of you. Good luck and have fun!!!
LAFSC congratulates National Champions Keauna McLaughlin and Rockne Brubaker for being assigned to Cup of Russia and Skate America. Good luck!!!
LA Open Results (7/27/2009)
IJS Results
Non-IJS Results
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The Los Angeles Ice Theater, now in its ninth year, has won their second consecutive Senior Division National Championship at the 2009 Theatre on Ice competition in Chicago on Friday, June 26th. As they did last year, LAIT placed first in both the Choreographic Exercise component and the Freeskate.
They also repeated last year's sweep of both the National and International competitions, on Saturday, June 27, where they skated both programs at the 13th Annual International Theatre on Ice competition, also being held in Chicago.
Congratulations to LAIT director and chief choreographer Danelle Cole, assistant choreographers Jenny Brenson, Aimee Micu, Jamie Isley and Steve Benjamin and the entire team: David Allen, Helen Bender, Lois Betancourt, Elizabeth Brennan (captain), Natalie Breuer, Priscella Chan, Harmony Corona, Rachel Cyprus, Gina DeNatale, Arin De Los Reyes, Cheryl Douglass, Maya Golob, Nichole Huenergardt, Julianna Kadel, Lexi Kleen, Pamela Langmaier, Samantha McCain, Mandee McFerren, Jessica Pilner, Shayna Rothenberg, Hayley SooHoo, Jessica Terzian, Rachel Trail, Lauren Umali, Renee Velasquez, Emma Weir, Darian Weiss and Rachel Wiegmann.
The Los Angeles Figure Skating Club sadly must announce the sudden passing of one its members, Paula Smart. Paula passed away on June 12, 2009, following a brief illness. In her years as a competitive adult figure skater, Paula amassed an enviable competitive record at Adult Nationals and other figure skating competitions in the United States, Canada and around the world. Paula was also a former Chair of the Adult Figure Skating Committee for US Figure Skating, was a member if the ISU Working Group for the ISU Adult International Figure Skating Competitions held in Oberstdorf, Germany, and also served as a member of the Board of the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club for a number of years. She will be greatly missed by all that knew her, and benefited from her boundless energy and dedication toward advancing the adult figure skating movement in the United States and around the globe.
Attached is a link to her obituary: http://www.legacy.com/venturacountystar/Obituaries.asp?Page=Lifestory&PersonId=128494145
Showcase Results (6/20/2009)
Congratulations to our perpetual award winners at the 2009 Showcase for Skaters! Jennifer Jones from Hawaii won the Easton Award. The Babilonia Trophy was won by the production group "Put On Your Rose-Colored Glasses", whose cast included the following LAFSC home club members: Tony Bardin, Billy Blackburn, Allison Brooker, Joan Bys, Vicki Costanzo, Carla Golubski, Maurice Palinski and Debbie Wolen, with choreography by Denise Moore. Roxette Howe won the Ritter Award, and LAFSC member Paulina Pinsky won the Funakoshi Award. Congratulations to all our winners!!!! Results
California Championships Results (5/20/2009)
IJS Results
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Sonnhalter Award Application (4/16/2009)
The annual application for the So Cal Interclub award in memory of Mrs. Betty Sonnhalter is now available. In keeping with her love of the young skaters, the SCICA has made arrangements for perpetual gifts of $1,000 each to be presented to two (2) worthy skaters during the Southern California Inter-Club Competitions. Please see the application for details.
Spring Festival of Champions (4/13/2009)
Sunday, April 19, 2009, 4:30 PM at Pickwick. Admission is $5.00 Announcement
Medalists With A Mission (3/21/2009)
Honor U.S. World Team Members Keauna McLaughlin, Rockne Brubaker, Jeremy Abbott and Brandon Mroz by helping them with their effort to support Los Angeles' Midnight Mission.
MARCH 28, 2009 – PICKWICK ICE CENTER – 10:45 – 11:30 a.m.
Please see the flyer for more details on how you can participate in this charitable event, see an exhibition, and meet and greet these very talented and generous skaters before they set off to compete at the 2009 World Championships at the Staples Center.
Hope to see you there!
CA Championships Announcement (3/21/2009)
The 6th CA Championships will be held May 16 and 17, 2009 at the East West Ice Palace. Deadline for entries is Sat, April 18, 2009. See Announcement
Fund Raiser at CPK and Valetime's Day Show (2/9/2009)
Feb 11th fund raiser at California Pizza Kitchen
Feb 13th Valetine's Day Ice Show (LA Ice Theater)
Congratulations Keauna and Rockne! (1/30/2009)
Keauna McLaughlin and Rockne Brubaker won their second straight U.S. pair title! We are so proud of you.


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I've been trying to write my own Condition classes to integrate into the workflow, and I'd quite like my own Function and Validator classes as well.
I wrote a simple HelloCondition which just logs some output and returns false, but I can't seem to get FastTrack/OSWorkflow to load the class. I edited the workflow-internal.xml file to point at the class name.
I've tried :
* Putting the class in a plugin which exports the relevant namespace and installing that into the Eclipse instance. I've verified that it works by giving it a test Action triggered from a menu that creates an instance of my Condition class and executes the test. But not so in FastTrack (the transition that I changed from using StatusCondition to HelloCondition shows up in the dropdown list and the output is not logged).
* Just putting the jar in the lib folder along with the OSWorkflow components.
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Loading classes outside of FastTrack for Condition, etc
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From the President: July 2005
Parades, Registration, Coaching Staff and Tournaments
These are a few of my favorite things that will happen in August.
PARADES: We will be participating in three. Please skate along with us.
***Friday, August 5th - 7:00pm Villagefest in St. Anthony
***Thursday, August 11th - 6:00pm Stockyard Days in New Brighton
***Sunday, August 21st - 3:00pm Festival in the Park in Mounds View
REGISTRATION: IYHA will have various dates to register for the coming season during the end of August to early September. Watch for details from Pat O'Connor, our Registration Coordinator.
COACHING STAFF: Already on the minds of the Program Coordinators. If you are interested in coaching, as an assistant or head coach, you can contact one of the three Program Coordinators or myself. Each team could use someone specifically to keep the goalie(s) busy.
Other Team Staff: Managers and Treasurers are required on each team above the mite level. When the teams are formed in the fall you may offer your services to the head coach. There will be a short seminar for the Managers and Treasurers by early November. There are many other opportunities to help the association or teams throughout the year. You will be hearing more about them as we get into the season ahead.
TOURNAMENTS: In the past the teams picked their own tournaments to attend, but many of the tourneys were already filled by the time our teams were assembled. Last season the association picked the tourneys for the teams well before tryouts. This season we will improve on that by trying to gather some suggestions before the tourney choices are made.
Coaches, Managers, Parents: Please drop me an e-mail (or call) with your tournament suggestions. Which tourney did you like? Tell me why. Which were not good and why? Were there tourneys that were not a good fit for Irondale? Maybe there were some with a better mix of teams. Please include the level (Squirt, U10, etc.) that your child was in at the time. Go back a couple of years.
Thank You, Jim Cich, IYHA President. e-mail:
phone: 651-295-1078
Show your support for IRONDALE Youth Hockey by rollerblading this summer!
Players, parents, and coaches are all encouraged to participate!
It is a great time for rollerblading, passing out candy, and promoting the "cool" sport of HOCKEY!
Mark your calendar for these parades:
August 5, Friday 7:00 PM VillageFest, St. Anthony
August 11, Thursday 6:00 PM Stockyard Days, New Brighton
August 21, Sunday 3:00 PM Festival in the Park, Mounds View
Please consider volunteering with the parades. Need some one to:
***Get the candy and bring to parades*** Provide coolers, water and cups***Drive the lead vehicle***
********Help pass out flyers*** Change a go-kart into a "hockey puck" float****
If you have any questions, please contact me at 651-635-0484. ------------Brian Johnson
Team News:
This Spring a group of U10 girls completed a 12-0 season at the SuperRink in Blaine. They won the Championship game, coming from behind, 2-1 against Centenniel playing at the "A" level in the National Conference. The team members were, Samantha Donovan, Megan Gjere, Melissa Hanson, Lindsey Kueng, Brianna Tahti, Annie Welty (from last years U10A team). Paige Bebus, Elsa Eshanauer, Casey Mularie, Claire Opperman (U10B team). Sydney Monn (Mites 2 group). Also helping out was Lauren Waddell (MV U10A) plus Lindsey Feero and Sarah Hill (Roseville U10B). Coaches were John Donovan, Ray Mularie, Jeff Opperman and a cameo appearance of Tom Welty.
Great job by one and all!!!
Attention all coaches
We are looking for coaches at all levels for the upcoming hockey season. (Parent and non-Parent)
If you are interested in coaching a team this season, please contact:
Boys Program:
Boy's Program Coordinator, Mark Mohar at 651-639-1908 or by email at
Coaching interviews will be held in August (for the Boys program). Check the August newsletter for further details.
Girls Program:
Girls Program Coordinator, Christ Tahti at 651-636-6152 or by email
Initiation Program:
Initiation Program Coordinator, Cheryl Mason at 651-639-1543 or by email at
Registration Dates have been set for the 2005-2006 IYHA Hockey Season!
Wednesday, 8/17/05, 5-9 pm
Tuesday, 8/23/05, 5-9 pm
Saturday, 9/10/05, 9-3 pm.
All will be held at the Sunny Square Neighborhood Center
(also known as the Warming House).
More details will follow.
Pat O'Connor, Registration
IYHA Board Meetings are open meetings.
Please feel free to come to the meetings. If you wish to have a copy of any information which is distributed at any meeting, please email or call Niki and it will be mailed to you. Upcoming dates for2005 Board meetings are the
third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m.
July 21st (Mounds View City Hall, Conference Room C)
Agenda items for July 21st meeting will include: Board and Specialty budgets, High School Coaches, Board roundtable (updates from each Board member)
Future meetings are: August 18, September 15, October 20, November 17, and December 15.
NOTE: If you wish to be on the agenda for the meeting, please contact Jim Cich.
Lake Region Board Meetings:
Lake Region Hockey meetings are open meetings. Contact Jeanne Falconer for dates and times of the next meetings.
Irondale Youth Hockey Association (IYHA) Board Members 2004-2005
Jim Cich
651-295-1078 (cell)
Vice President
Brian Johnson
Jeanne Falconer
763-784-5520 (h)
763-458-5946 (cell)
651-486-1235 (w)
Niki Gjere
612-273-6439 (w)
651-270-8551 (cell)
612-527-7437 (pager)
Ice Commissioner
Renae Oleson
763-784-6864 (h)
Boys Program Coordinator
Mark Mohar
651-639-1908 (h)
Girls Program Coordinator
Chris Tahti
651-636-6152 (h)
Initiation Coordinator
Cheryl Mason
651-639-1543 (h)
Randy Bortot
763-784-9557 (h)
952-475-4045 (Work)
Pat O'Connor
651-636-1081 (h)
District Representative
Tom Welty
763-780-4865 (h)
612-508-4833 (cell)
Non-Board Position:
ACE Coordinator
John Donovan
651-786-5200ext2480 (w)
651-592-1187 (h)
There have been several teams that have sponsors for their teams. These are listed below. This part of the newsletter will continue throughout the rest of the IYHA season. Please notify Niki Gjere of any additions or corrections. (Please forward information about websites and addresses, etc.) Many thanks to our sponsors!
IYHA: *Champp's New Brighton**Culvers of St. Anthony**New Brighton Sportsmen's Club**Lake Region Hockey Association*
Pee Wee B: **Quality Post Service**
Squirt A: *Billman-Hunt Chapel**W.W. Goetsch Associates**Response Fire Protection Company**
10U A: **Fuji Ya**
Once again, many, many thanks to our sponsors! Please support them! When you see them, please tell them you are from Irondale Youth Hockey.
Minutes of the Meeting of June 16 , 2005
Note: These minutes have not been approved. They will be reviewed, corrected as needed, and approved at the next regular Board of Directors Meeting.
Meeting called to order at 6:33 p.m. by President Jim Cich. Minutes Recorder: Secretary Niki Gjere.
Board Members Present: Jim Cich, Jeanne Falconer, Niki Gjere, Renae Oleson, Mark Mohar, Chris Tahti, Cheryl Mason, Randy Bortot, Pat O'Connor.
Board Members Absent: Tom Welty, Brian Johnson.
Guests: John Dalnes, John Donovan.
Minutes reviewed, motion to accept the minutes as presented (RB) (RO), motion carried.
Board and Specialty Job Descriptions: Discussion about having a notebook or file to pass along to new board members. More complete listing of the nuts and bolts of the work that is needed. Cheryl is working on her job description and activities. She will share her work if anybody wants. Action: Jim would like all Board members to work on this during the summer and fall. Final presentations to be done in January.
Budgets: All budgets are due for the July Meeting. Lake Region will most likely have $5.00 registration fee, and we will not have it returned. Question about where the CEP fees and mileage costs are in budgets? Right now they are from the general fund. To prevent a burden to individual teams—we spread it out. (Some teams have several new coaches; some teams have non-parent coaches.) Action: All board members must have their budgets for presentation at the July meeting.
Discussion regarding player development: Concern expressed about the lack of monies this year from Lake Region—pull tabs are down, Champp's business is down related to implementation of no-smoking. If a coach would like to bring somebody in, then they should work through the Program Coordinator. The Program Coordinators need to know when outside player development opportunities are arranged by the teams / coaches. Program Coordinators and President are to make formal agreements related to bringing people on the ice and paying them (NG) (JF), motion carried.
Board Roundtable:
President: Jim Cich.
· Relationship with High School Coaches: Would like to work with the High School coaches to participate in the program. Talked with Jeff Martin (Bys HS) and he is interested in having a connection with IYHA. Will meet with Tom Rodefeld (Girls HS) too.
· Coaches' Meetings: need to do more frequently this year. An opportunity to give information and receive feedback. Not meant to be a burden during the busy season. For newsletter, if interested in coaching, contact the respective Program Coordinator.
· Tournaments: Will ask coaches about the tournaments—were the good? Should we book again this year? Helpful to have the tournaments decided early because they get filled so early.
· Parent Meetings: Need to have these to explain the HEP program (Hockey Education Program) and what is expected.
· TCAAP: Needs to have numbers of kids that are in program and live in Arden Hills. TCAAP Is looking for volunteers to participate in this project.
Vice President: Brian Johnson (Absent). Report given by Jeanne Falconer.
· Registering for the parades. Will put more information in the newsletter.
· In contact with Mounds View Tournament people. Lake Region is actively involved with the Tournament committee. .
Treasurer: Jeanne Falconer.
· Financial information is going to the auditor.
· Needing information about the cost of ice (Renae will help with this).
· Need to know how many hours are needed for warm-ups and tryouts then can project costs more effectively).
· Discussion: Can we consider IYHA alumni for evaluators. Use service hours for High School kids so they can participate.
· Will be calling people for the uncashed checks, so can finish the books.
Secretary: Niki Gjere.
· Newsletter deadline is July 1st end of business day.
· Surveys will be collated by next meeting (Dan had used them for ACE Feedback. He has returned them.)
· Linda DeKanick has done website since initiation, she is unable to continue. She knows of someone that may be interested in doing the website. Will contact that person and get moving. Discussion about cost, maybe move to Irondale HS. Will check into. Right now we are paid for the year.
· Will need to move the meetings starting September. Mounds View City Hall has been gracious in hosting our meetings. They are remodeling and the room will not be available.
Boy's Program Coordinator: Mark Mohar:
· Met with John Donovan and Jeff Martin. Discussed warm up / tryouts and direction of the program. Will move to 6 tryout sessions. Will use 4 non-parent evaluators.
· Will have warm-ups in 1 or 2 weeks, compacted. Approximate dates September 13th through 27th. Tryouts will be done the week before MEA or week after MEA, will work on having them before MEA.
· High School Boys players will be assigned to teams as a "student coach." There is interest in this.
· January or February—will have Irondale Hockey Day at a local park.
Girls' Program Coordinator: Chris Tahti:
· U8 will be initiation, with a top team being like a Pony team. Can use 1 color for jerseys. Will establish 3 levels.
· Girls Parent's meeting will be roughly the third week of July. Thank you to Linda Opperman for organizing and recruitment efforts.
· Need to recruit girls for the program. We are on the cusp for numbers for some of the teams.
Initiation Coordinator: Cheryl Mason:
· Will work with John Donovan for debriefing of the season—what went well and how to organize the coaches and teams.
· Will work with Renae for Ice.
District Representative: Tom Welty. Absent. No meeting for TC District, so no report.
Equipment coordinator: Randy Bortot. Only question was about numbers for U8, those questions have been answered.
Registration Coordinator: Pat O'Connor:
· Tentative registration dates will be August 17th 5-9, August 23rd from 5-9, and September 10th from 9-3.
· Need U12 team book.
· Will make sure registration form is clear about what monies are refundable and which are not. Will bring revised form to the next meeting.
· Have checked into electronic registration through Active Team Sports. It seems cost prohibitive for our membership and Association. There is a fee and flat charge which significantly increases the amount for the family. It is a good deal for larger associations, not for smaller associations like IYHA.
Ice Commissioner: Renae Oleson:
· Do we want ice at VMIA the last week of October? Yes.
· Waiting to hear from all of the other ice arenas.
ACE Coordinator: John Donovan
· See previous discussion in Mark Mohar's section.
· Asked about using IYHA Tax ID# to book ice during the summer (camps, clinics, etc.). Question has never come up before. Will check about this. Thank you for bringing this question to us. There may have been others that have used the ID number and we didn't know.
Lake Region: Jeanne Falconer.
· Has to make changes for compliance for future. Working to become more visible. Need to have more sources of income and fund raising other than gambling. Champps is down 50%. Lake Region is listed as in the top 10 in the state in giving monies back to Associations.
· Lake Region will sponsor the tournament. They will also hold the tournament account. Motion: Cancel current tournament account, pending Mounds View Hockey board voting for the same outcome, and have Lake Region hold the Tournament Account through their accounts. (NG) (CM) Discussion. Motion carried.
· Many opportunities for working with Lake Region: Sponsor clinics, sponsoring U14 team (IYHA and MV), maintaining ATM machines.
· Mission of Lake Region is to lower the cost of ice so more kids can play more hockey.
· Willard Fund: Getting back to original mission—of one time emergency fund so kids can play hockey.
Board meeting motion to adjourn (NG) (JF). Meeting adjourned.
Agenda next meeting: Budgets, update on action items.
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Black-owned restaurants nourished the activist soul
- Second only to churches as gathering places for civil rights
- Many were near HBCUs and drew student activists in
- Places like Sylvia%27s in Harlem feed today%27s movers and shakers
The "soul food" that black-owned and -operated restaurants served in the 1960s didn't merely consist of recipes that African Americans had been cooking and passing along for generations.
Perhaps second only to black churches, these restaurants were a haven and a source of strength to go forward in the 1960s struggle for civil rights, says Adrian Miller.
Miller is a self-described "recovering lawyer and politico" — a former special assistant to President Clinton. He's also a certified barbecue chef and author of Soul Food: The Surprising Story of an American Cuisine, One Plate at a Time, published in August by the University of North Carolina Press.
Black restaurants "were a safe place where you could meet without worrying about white eavesdropping," Miller says.
Many were located near historically black colleges, which served as sources for many of the student protesters who stood up to segregation, Miller said.
Martin Luther King, Miller notes, "was a foodie. Often it was he who would say, 'Hey, let's go to this soul food joint.' "
Frederick Douglass Opie, a professor of history and foodways at Babson College in Massachusetts, writes a blog, Food as a Lens (foodasalens.com), in which he profiled four Southern restaurants that nourished the civil rights movement:
Club from Nowhere is what Georgia Gilmore called her Montgomery, Ala., home-turned-restaurant.
She had lost her job cooking for a white establishment after testifying in 1955 in support of the Montgomery bus boycott. King "encouraged her and gave her the capital necessary to start a catering business and restaurant," Opie wrote.
Gilmore had both black and white customers "who came to love her fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, stuffed pork chops, stuffed peppers, and chitins (sic) with cole slaw," Opie wrote.
News accounts say Gilmore fell ill in 1990 while preparing food for marchers participating in the re-enactment of a 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery civil rights march. She died at a Montgomery hospital several days later.
Paschal's restaurant in Atlanta was a gathering place for parents when students from Atlanta University Center were arrested for staging sit-ins at segregated city lunch counters.
When the students made bail, they would head straight for Paschal's, "where the restaurant owners (fed) them and their families for free," Opie wrote.
The restaurant remains in business, and has a spinoff at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
The Big Apple Inn restaurant in Jackson, Miss., had the NAACP as an upstairs neighbor. The restaurant's owner, Mexico native Juan "Big John" Mora, was married to a black woman.
People who stopped in to buy hot sandwiches and tamales made from scratch often found civil rights leader Medgar Evers downstairs in the restaurant, mapping out protest strategies.
"Customers liked what they heard, and joined the movement," Opie wrote.
Dooky Chase Restaurant in New Orleans started hitting its stride in the late 1940s after jazz musician Edgar "Dooky" Chase married Leah Chase, a native of Madison, La.
According to Opie's blog, in the 1940s and '50s, the restaurant served musicians including Count Basie, Sarah Vaughn, Lena Horne, Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway — artists who performed in places where Jim Crow segregation laws prohibited them from dining.
"There was no other place to go, really," Opie quoted Leah Chase as saying about her restaurant's draw.
Leah Chase recalled how her mother-in-law started out serving sandwiches in 1931. In those times, "black people did not eat out the way they do now. But when they went out on weekends, they'd get a shrimp sandwich or an oyster sandwich."
That changed as more black women found work as teachers and black men became lawyers. "By the 1960s, they were starting to come out for dinner," Chase said.
Dooky Chase Restaurant also became a venue for meetings. "The Freedom Riders met here, always over a bowl of gumbo and chicken," Chase said.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, she said, "always liked his fish, and potato salad." Thurgood Marshall, the NAACP lawyer and future Supreme Court justice, "always wanted gumbo," she said.
Although it started as a humble bar and sandwich shop, Dooky Chase Restaurant under Leah Chase evolved into a white-napkin, white-tablecloth place that featured Creole cuisine and African-American art.
Rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the restaurant sticks to Leah Chase's philosophy of giving customers a Sunday-best kind of experience.
Said Chase, "Food and food service done properly lifts up people."
The combination of soul food and activism wasn't confined to African-American restaurants in the Deep South.
Black-owned restaurants were important meeting places for people of color who over several decades migrated north to seek a better life, said Marcie Ferris, associate professor of American studies at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. "They provided that taste of home — and a place for people to meet, to organize and to work," she said.
In New York City's Harlem neighborhood, Sylvia's Restaurant — The Queen of Soul Food, still packs in everyday people and power brokers craving fried chicken, collards, macaroni and cheese "and our world-famous barbecue ribs," said Tren'ness Woods-Black, granddaughter of restaurant founder Sylvia Woods, who died in 2012 at 86.
Sylvia's opened in 1962 with 35 seats. Today, it can accommodate more than 400. King, Nelson and Winnie Mandela, and the Kennedys all have eaten there.
Woods-Black said today's customers include young movers-and-shakers such as Arva Rice, head of the New York Urban League, and Tamika Mallory, who until recently led the National Action Network founded by Al Sharpton.
Sylvia's not only has endured, it expanded to St. Petersburg, Fla., in early November.
"Our main ingredient is love," Woods-Black said. "Love of family, love of community."
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Late last week I had an email from lovely reader Kaela, wondering whether I had any favourite iPhone cases. Why yes, yes I do!
Quite a few it turns out. I thought you all might like to see them too, and so here we are about to see a rather comprehensive list of the iPhone cases that have tugged at my heart.
Most of these are from my go-to case shop – Society 6, but there's also a gorgeous one from Fossil (of course), and another from Anthroplogie.
Florals: Into the Wild by Elizabeth Olwen . Painted Floral by Threequalsquare
Floral Heart by Anna Deegan
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Ph.D. student, Department of Primatology, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig.
"Socioecological influences on spatial and temporal patterns of space use in Bwindi Mountain Gorillas (Gorilla beringei beringei)"
supervisor: Dr. Martha Robbins
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Diploma Biologist (German equivalent to M.Sc.), degree: very good, University Karlsruhe, Germany.
The movement pattern, the scent marking behaviour and diet of the Brown Hyena (Hyaena brunnea) in the western Soutpansberg, Southa Africa
Work and Field Experiences
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work with Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus).
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work on pair quality in Common Ravens (Corvus corax).
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work on nursery roosts of the Greater Mouse-eared Bat (Myotis myotis).
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The average donation to this drive is 131. If we remove the highest three limited donations, the average is 101. It would be great to see, at the end of the drive, more stats like median, standard deviations etc. Anyways, it seems to me that this drive attracts a large amount of heavy spenders.
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This week on View from the Gutters, our topic work is X-Men: Longshot. Originally released in 1985-6 as a six-issue miniseries under the title simply Longshot, this series introduced the characters of Longshot, Spiral, Mojo, and the rest of the Mojoverse to the Marvel Universe. Although Longshot would go on to join the X-Men the following year—and remain closely associated with the mutant arm of the MU thereafter, hence the title of the collection—this series didn't feature any of the X-Men characters (although Spider-Man, She-Hulk, and Dr. Strange do make guest appearances).
Longshot is a strange story from a transitional time in comic books. It features the incredible artwork of Art Adams and is penned by Ann Nocenti, who went on to write a well-remembered run on Daredevil. In this story Longshot is a lost renegade with no memory, haunted/hunted by demons and searching to understand who he is and what his purpose is in life. It is far from a traditional super-hero story, and stands out as an oddity even by the standards of Marvel.
In our recommendation section our hosts nominated Justice League of America: Zatanna's Serach, Wolverine Legends, Vol. 5: Snikt, Daredevil: The Man Without Fear, Supreme: Story of the Year, and Revival for discussion on the next episode, and our selected title is Revival.
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Service inspired by public safety
When you think about the building of our country what comes to mind? Resilience, hard work, the unwavering pursuit of freedom, and the immeasurable sacrifice of so many would all top the list. Our country was founded, and has continued to be built, by people not so different from any of us. They were individuals who were trying to make their country, their community, and their homes better places to live. While very few of us may fundamentally change the world we live in, that doesn't mean we can't dramatically impact our surroundings. Sometimes great ideas are spawned from simple observations, other times great ideas are inspired by a casual conversation.
Over the past twenty years, many Lions projects have developed through the recognition of a need in public safety. While it is true the state and the city provide police and fire protection, there is always a limit to what they provide. One example of the limitation was identified in 1989. During the course of a casual conversation with a trooper in Palmer, a citizen (who happened to be a Lion) realized that the Valley didn't have a K-9 unit. At the time, when a K-9 unit was needed, troopers had to wait for Anchorage police to respond — which, during a manhunt, one can image how time can be of the essence. Lions realized, together, they could do something to fill a need, and in the process help law enforcement and the community.
The Big Lake Lions teamed with the Sleeping Lady Lions, Eagle River Lions and Palmer Lions to purchase the very first K-9 unit stationed in the Valley. Since the first dog, Lions in our community have been proud to purchase multiple fully trained police dogs to help serve and protect our community and our neighboring communities. Beyond these four-legged officers, Lions clubs have purchased thermal imaging devices, and even ambulances, for fire departments in communities all across Alaska.
While the men and women in uniform protect us, if as a community we can provide them with a tool, a dog, or a vehicle that will save lives — or make their jobs a little safer — then we will work tirelessly to fill this need. Those charged with protecting us, are incredible public servants, but they are limited by the resources at their disposal. So, when you attend a Lion event and you buy a raffle ticket, or purchase a dinner, remember every dollar you spend goes back to the community in one form or another.
If you know of a need in our community, please give us a call, or stop by a meeting. For more information about Lions visit www.sleepingladylions.org or call Amy at 301-9179.


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I've attached a plot of my miles per kWh for my 2013 SV. I drive about 1300 miles a month (40 mile round trip commute + errands). I meter my L2 EVSE and I manually add infrastructure charging kWh on a monthly basis. The plot in blue is "from the wall" and the red plot is from Carwings (which also matches the car +- .1 mile/kWh, which I reset monthly). It represents a carefully collected data set.
Using carwings I get about 4.0 in the middle of winter and 5.1 in the summer and "from the wall" I get about 3.5 in winter and 4.5 in summer. There is a pretty strong correlation with the season. Efficiency has not varied much with age. I did notice an abrupt 3% or 4% loss in efficiency when I replaced the tires (OEM ecotopias to replacement ecotopias) but that did not really appear to persist beyond a month or two.
I have had not yet lost a bar and I have about 38K miles and 2.5 years on the car. The Pacific Northwest is a gentle climate for EVs. I find the efficiency differences surprisingly large given Seattle's benign climate. I use the AC and heat sparingly but I use the seat heater all winter. I do need to use defrost/defog functions frequently from Nov - March or when I have multiple people in the car.
I'm curious if others have similar data from other climates?


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Rainfall is a major factor influencing water levels and flows. Rainfall varies over time and space and is one factor that determines the distribution of plants and animals. This section includes the latest rainfall data averaged across all rainfall data collection stations located within the watershed.
Data is presented as month-to-date total rainfall, historic monthly average rainfall, year-to-date total rainfall and a 2-year trend graph.
Rain gauges are monitored in near real-time by automated devices.
Data are calculated as an average of all sampling locations found within the watershed.
Rainfall amounts vary greatly from place to place. Averages often do not reflect the rainfall that fell at any given location (like your house), but give a better overall picture of the impact of storms.


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Worker health and safety (OSHA) training for employers located in Riverside County is primarily regulated by a state agency. That is because the State of California has an agreement with Federal OSHA to operate an approved State Plan OSHA Program, commonly known as Cal-OSHA. Initial approval of the California State Plan was published on May 1, 1973, and certification for completing all developmental steps was received on August 19, 1977.
OSHA Health and Safety Standards
Health and safety standards in Riverside and throughout California are significantly different than those of Federal OSHA and the other state-run OSHA programs. The Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board is a standard setting agency within the Cal-OSHA program, which includes development and maintenance of standards for certain areas not covered by federal standards or enforcement. These latter standards apply anywhere to HAZ-MAT, elevators, aerial passenger tramways, amusement rides, pressure vessels, and my safety training.
Cal-OSHA health and safety standards (also known as safety orders under Title 8) are available on the California standards and directory website.


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Monthly Archives: October 2012
LIFT Forum: Technology and Learning Science in Simulation
The Wednesday, November 7 Library and Information Technology Forum features Mark Beekhuizen and Aaron Dewald talking about "Technology and Learning Science in Simulation." Please join us in the Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles Health Sciences Education Building, Room 2600 at 12:05-1:00 p.m. for this program. Program Description: Have you ever wondered how world leaders …Read More »
Hybrid Learning Discussion
Please join us on Monday, October 29 from 2:30 – 3:30 pm in the Health Sciences Education Building (HSEB), room 2600 for a lively discussion on hybrid learning.
UpToDate expanded access
UpToDate is now available both on and off campus. Health practitioners are encouraged to register to gain continuing education (CME/CE/CPD ) credit and other benefits. However, users can skip registration and use UpToDate anonymously. NOTE: uptodate.com/online continues to work from devices connected to the university network and does not prompt for user registration. NOTE to Mobile …Read More »
LIVERTOX – free database from NIH of drugs associated with liver injury
"A free source of evidence-based information for health care professionals and for researchers studying liver injury associated with prescription and over-the-counter drugs, herbals, and dietary supplements … LIVERTOX also includes a case registry that will enable scientific analysis and better characterization of the clinical patterns of liver injury." NIH news release.
Remote Software Access from Marriott Library
Check Marriott Library's Remote Software Access before purchasing expensive software for your own computer. Students, staff and faculty can log in with their uNID and access selected software for MAC, Windows and Linux operating systems. From Adobe Illustrator to Xcode for Macs, there are 40 programs available remotely. Read more at fyi news article.
Open Access Week
This week is Open Access Week. Here is the schedule of events happening at the University of Utah. Tuesday Oct 23rd: Publishing SMART: How to Make Your Article Visible Instructors: Allyson Mower, Marriott Library and Abby Adamczyk, Eccles Library 1 to 3 pm, Marriott Library, Room 1009 Register Here Authors want their scholarly articles to …Read More »
LIFT Forum: Assessing Rights and Risks: A Faculty Copyright Primer
The Wednesday, October 10 Library and Information Technology Forum features Allyson Mower talking about copyright – "Assessing Rights and Risks: A Faculty Copyright Primer." Please join us in the Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles Health Sciences Education Building, Room 2600 at 12:05-1:00 p.m. for this program. During the Forum, you can view the live …Read More »


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Recalls: 25K Odyssey minivans, 50K Cadillac SUVs
Two unrelated vehicle recalls were announced late Thursday.
Honda is recalling 24,889 Odyssey minivans from the 2014 model year because their side air bags may not deploy during a crash.
Honda says a shorting terminal, which prevents deployment of the air bag before it's put into the vehicle, may have been damaged during the assembly process. That may illuminate the air bag warning light and prevent the side curtain air bags from deploying.
Honda says no crashes or injuries have been reported related to the issue, which was discovered through warranty repairs.
Dealers will repair the minivans for free. Honda will notify owners starting May 16.
General Motors is recalling more than 50,000 luxury SUVs to fix a computer error that can delay acceleration for three or four seconds.
The recall affects some Cadillac SRX SUVs from the 2013 model year with 3.6-Liter V6 engines.
GM says in documents filed with U.S. safety regulators that the problem happens when the transmission shifts from first to second gear and the driver brakes the vehicle to under 5 miles per hour. The company says a lag in acceleration can increase the risk of a crash.
GM dealers will update the transmission control computer at no cost to customers. No date has been set yet for the recall to begin.
GM has recalled about 7 million vehicles since February, including 2.6 million for a deadly ignition switch problem.


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"Anyone who hates children and animals can't be all bad." So declared W.C. Fields.
California is fast becoming a place he would love.
In the past decade, California has lost nearly a quarter-million of its youngest residents, those aged 5 to 9 years, according to "The Changing Household and Family," a census analysis (pdf) co-authored by USC's Edward Flores and Dowell Myers.
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That's more than an 8-percent decline.
The problem is even worse in L.A. County, where the numbers show the decline in young children is 21 percent.
The loss of children reflects the difficult living conditions for families facing high housing costs and diminishing job opportunities, Flores and Myers say.
Fewer children today means down the road there will be fewer workers contributing part of their salaries to the Social Security pool upon which aging Baby Boomers will rely.
Myers, a renowned author and demographer, says this loss of our young population is unprecedented in California.
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Sites we like: Just My Type, Chartbeat, and SpellTower
Type pairings, real-time data, and an addictive word game in this week's sites we like.
Just My Type features a nice collection of font pairings, from the charming Brandon Grotesque and Jubilat, to the classy FF Meta and Skolar.
Chartbeat provides real-time website data for people who get it done. Proxima Nova and Museo Slab pair up for clear and confident copy; while League Gothic steps in for calls-to-action.
And SpellTower is an addictive and beautiful word game, featuring the classic Futura PT and a bright, playful palette. (Just don't download the game if you have work to do today.)
That's all for this week; share sites that you like in the comments.
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Rajia Tobia, Executive Director of Libraries, has announced her retirement effective January 8, 2016. Rajia has been employed in various capacities in the library for over 35 years. She began working at the UT Health Science Center in 1980 as the librarian for the Robert B. Green branch library and in 1984 became the Assistant Library Director for Public Services. In 1998, she became Associate Library Director for Collection Development during the time when the library began migrating its print collection to online formats. In 2008, she assumed the role of Executive Director of Libraries.
During her career, Rajia has been instrumental in developing the library's electronic collections of journals, books, and databases and has worked with several library consortia to increase the buying power of academic libraries by working cooperatively on acquisitions of electronic content. She has been active in developing outreach services for the South Texas region, helping to establish library services at the Regional Academic Health Center in Harlingen and the library at the Laredo Regional Campus. Most recently she assisted with developing library services for the new UTRGV School of Medicine.
Over the years, Rajia worked on a number of projects funded by the National Library of Medicine and the National Network of Libraries of Medicine, South Central Region to improve access to health information by health professionals and the citizens of south Texas. In partnership with the Center for Medical Humanities & Ethics, Rajia has been a strong advocate of the One Community One Book program. This program has introduced the campus and community to books such as Mountains Beyond Mountains, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Final Exam: A Surgeon's Reflections on Mortality, Barefoot Heart, and most recently Redeployment, winner of the 2014 National Book Award for Fiction.
Rajia has been active as a member of the Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries (AAHSL), the Medical Library Association and its regional chapter as well as with the South Central Academic Medical Libraries (SCAMeL) consortium. Rajia is a distinguished member of the Academy of Health Information Professionals (AHIP). The Academy of Master Teachers honored Rajia for her 35 years of service to the university during the Second Annual Faculty Showcase of Innovations on October 30.
Rajia began her career as a health sciences librarian at the University of South Alabama Biomedical Library in Mobile, AL where she met and married her late husband, Danny Jones, who was also a health sciences librarian. She received her master's degree in Library Science from the University of Michigan and her bachelor's degree from Michigan State University. Her retirement plans include herding her three cats, gardening and home repairs, Jazzercise at hours other than 5:30 a.m., managing a book club, enjoying live music, volunteer work, and travel.
A search committee chaired by LeKeisha Johnson, Director of Student Life, is conducting a national search for Senior Director of Libraries.
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Holmes expected to sign his contract on Friday. Anyone else hear this?
I haven't heard that but it would sure be nice if he did and headed right for camp.
here's somewhat of a update
By Mike Prisuta
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
The Steelers came to terms with No. 7 pick Cedric Humes on Tuesday and moved closer to an accord with No. 1 pick Santonio Holmes.
"We're making progress, and I expect him to be in camp," said Joel Segal, who represents Holmes, a wide receiver from Ohio State.
Players are scheduled to report to St. Vincent College in Latrobe by 6 p.m. Friday.
Segal said Holmes' two arrests since the Steelers made him the 25th overall selection in the NFL Draft have not affected the process.
He characterized what's taking place as a "normal negotiation."
The Steelers do not comment publicly on contract negotiations.
Humes, a 6-foot-1, 233-pound running back from Virginia Tech, is the fifth of the Steelers' nine draft choices to reach agreement on a contract.
Humes received a signing bonus of $30,000 and NFL-minimum salaries of $275,000, $360,000 and $445,000 on a three-year deal.
Humes is a candidate to become the short-yardage back, a job left vacant by the retirement of Jerome Bettis.
Veterans Duce Staley and Verron Haynes will get first crack at replacing Bettis.
"He may be a guy to fill that role," running backs coach Dick Hoak said in April. "He's very effective once you get down into the red zone.
"He doesn't have Willie Parker speed, but he's a pounder. He makes yards after contact. He'll move the pile."
Humes, the 240th overall selection in the draft, had 1,805 career rushing yards and scored 21 touchdowns at Virginia Tech.
"He's a good inside runner," Steelers director of football operations Kevin Colbert said in April. "We're happy to get him at (No. 7)."
No. 4a pick Willie Colon, an offensive lineman from Hofstra; No. 4b pick Orien Harris, a defensive end from Miami (Fla.); No. 5b pick Charles Davis, a tight end from Purdue; and No. 6 pick Marvin Philip, a center from California, had previously agreed to terms.
Holmes, No. 3a pick Anthony Smith, a safety from Syracuse, No. 3b pick Willie Reid, a wide receiver from Florida State, and No. 5a pick Omar Jacobs, a quarterback from Bowling Green, are unsigned.
Cornerback Ike Taylor, who accepted a one-year, $1.57 million tender as a restricted free agent this offseason, would like a long-term extension but has yet to come to terms.
Taylor plans to report on time when camp opens.
yeah i heard it on Steelersfever
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Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists the help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince, to face an even greater enemy. Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat. But despite the formation of this unprecedented league of heroes Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash - it may already be too late to save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.
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Cast: Gal Gadot, Robin Wright, Jason Momoa, Connie Nielsen, Amy Adams, Ben Affleck and Ezra Miller
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BREAK OUT YOUR HEADPHONES, PEOPLE! This is a STEREO demo video of the VM1 Vintage Time Machine Delay Echo Chorus Vibrato pedal from Behringer (https://www.behringer.com/), performed and produced by Pedal of the Day. Please visit our website (https://pedal-of-the-day.com) for more effects pedal reviews and demos, and be sure to check out more of the videos on our YouTube channel as well. Cheers!
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Canucks size up Shawn Matthias's versatility, and like what they see
Return in Roberto Luongo trade makes a statement with three-point night vs. Sabres
Shawn Matthias of the Vancouver Canucks celebrates after scoring a goal against the Buffalo Sabres during the first period of their NHL game on Monday at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
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VANCOUVER — There are lots of things the Vancouver Canucks like about newly acquired forward Shawn Matthias, not the least of which are his size, speed and shot.
They also appreciate his versatility, which was on full display in Vancouver's 4-2 win Sunday night over the Buffalo Sabres.
The 6-foot-4, 216-pound Mathias is listed as a centre, but the 26-year-old is also comfortable playing either wing.
Against the Sabres, Matthias played left wing and formed a highly effective partnership with Brad Richardson and Zack Kassian.
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Kassian got all the attention, and deservedly so, after earning the first assist on all four Vancouver goals.
"He had a heck of a night," Matthias said of Kassian.
Almost lost, however, was the fact that Matthias also had a pretty good night. His goal and two assists matched a career high for Matthias, who was acquired in the deal earlier this month that sent goalie Roberto Luongo to the Florida Panthers.
"I have played some wing so it wasn't something that was brand new to me," said Matthias, who played almost as much wing as centre for the Panthers in recent times. "It was nice to play with those two guys, especially with Kass, as hot as he was."
Matthias's versatility could be valuable for the Canucks. There's a chance he could in fact be a better fit on the wing than at centre for Vancouver.
The hope is that Bo Horvat, selected ninth overall last summer by the Canucks, might be ready to play third-line centre for Vancouver next season. And with Henrik Sedin, Ryan Kesler and Richardson all under contract next season, it's difficult to see where Matthias fits down the middle.
Even if Kesler happens to get traded this summer, it is likely the Canucks would want a No. 2 centre coming this way in return.
Matthias actually began Sunday night's game skating on the fourth line, but coach John Tortorella quickly moved him up to the third line with Richardson and Kassian.
"I just don't want to get Shawn locked in (on the fourth line) because as we continue re-tooling this team I think he is going to be a big part of it and I don't want to be getting him in the five- six-minute (range) right now as far as ice time," Tortorella said. "I want to keep playing him and see what he is. Plus we need to see what he looks like on wing just because of the utility and we want to see what he can bring.
"He can play right wing, he can play all three positions. That is very important for me is the utility part of it … he's a big body and he is going to have to be able to do a lot of those things in different positions."
Matthias, who has five points in nine games as a Canuck, is trying to not think about what position he might end up playing next season.
"I'm not really looking into the future that far ahead," he said. "Next year is next year and right now there are nine more games and I just want to play hard each game and try and help this team win."
Matthias welcomes the fresh start he is getting with the Canucks. The Panthers, who are in full rebuild mode, seemed to have soured on him and Matthias felt like he needed a change.
"I was there for a long time and I did enjoy my time there, but it was time for a change, I guess," he said. "That's how they felt and they moved me here and I have enjoyed it ever since."
Matthias has averaged 17:25 of ice time in his nine games with the Canucks. He'd been averaging only 12:13 in what was his fifth full season with the Panthers.
"Florida was in a rebuild and have so many promising young players that are going to be standouts and they are going to be a good team in a few years with those guys," he said. "But I guess I wasn't part of the rebuild. I am happy to be here."
Kassian, for one, is happy to have Matthias as a teammate. The two played against one another in junior when Kassian was in his first year with the Peterborough Petes and Matthias was in his last season with the Belleville Bulls.
"We had some good battles in the playoffs," Kassian said. "He's a big guy that can skate and as you saw (Sunday night) he can shoot the puck. Whenever you get to play with a guy like that it's nice and hopefully we can build some more chemistry."
Matthias has had to make adjustments since being traded to Vancouver. Tortorella's system is a new one for him, so he has watched lots of video the past couple of weeks. He also has to get used to playing in a full arena.
"Canadians are passionate about hockey, which is nice," he said. "Florida had some good fans there, too, but it's pretty special being a Canadian kid playing in Canada."
Matthias has already been stopped in the street by Canucks fans, something he said almost never happened in Florida.
"I think it's happened more already in these two weeks than it did in Florida," he said. "They love their Canucks here. It's pretty cool."
ICE CHIPS: The Canucks had the day off Monday and are scheduled to practise on Tuesday before flying to Minnesota for Wednesday night's game against the Wild (4:30 p.m., Sportsnet Pacific, Team 1040). They close out a quick two-game road trip Thursday night in Colorado.
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At Pivotal Labs, one of the services we provide our clients is helping them interview and hire. Pivotal Labs and our clients place a strong emphasis on Agile development and its many aspects: Pair Programming, Test-Driven Development, rapid iterations, and frequent refactoring.
oneforty, a Cambridge, MA company, is looking for a Rails Developer to join their team. The full job posting follows.
oneforty is looking for a talented and highly motivated Rails developer to join our funded startup.
We're a small, ambitious team building a marketplace for Twitter applications. We're looking for self-starters who get things done and are fired up about building a social web application. The position offers competitive salary with equity, benefits and an opportunity to join an early-stage startup to play a key role in growing an exciting business.
This position is to join a small development team (3 engineers & UX designer) to contribute to all aspects of developing our site. This will include helping define new functionality, coding the implementation, testing and creating metrics to define success.
This position is full-time and on-site in Central Square, Cambridge, MA (right above the Red Line stop on Mass Ave).
An ideal candidate is someone who:
- is an excellent coder who is comfortable tackling open-ended problems.
- has prior at least 2+ years of web development experience, having built & deployed apps in Rails with a strong understanding of the lifecycle of a web request (DNS, HTTP(S), cookies, etags, etc.). Prior experience with web performance at scale is a plus.
- is a generalist and is knowledgeable (although not necessarily expert) with related backend technologies (Linux, MySQL, AWS), front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, Javascript/JQuery) in addition to web programming practices (TDD, git).
- demonstrates love of continued learning (ex. hacking on NoSQL, building a node.js app, reading up on HTML5, etc.), and has contributed to open source or personal projects.
- has a background in Computer Science.
- Using Twitter is part of the job.
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- Flexible hours. We prefer to work smart over long hours.
- Laid back culture.
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